2 tsp Tuscan Seasoning, 1 part basil, 1 pt oregano, 1 pt fennel, 0.25 pt black pepper,
----- 0.125 pt red pepper flake
1//2 tsp kosher salt
1/4 tsp finely ground black pepper, divided
8 oz ground beef
2 oz shredded provolone cheese
2 tbs ketchup
Salt, pepper, olive oil
Instructions
Heat oven to 350 F. Prepare your mise en place-
Grate carrots, or use a vegetable peeler to shave
them into ribbons.
Place about 1 loosely packed cup spinach and carrot in a small
saucepan. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon water.
Cook over medium-high heat, stirring
constantly, until wilted, 1 to 2 minutes. Set
aside to cool.In a medium bowl combine egg, 3
tablespoons pecorino, Tuscan seasoning, 1/2
teaspoon kosher salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
Stir well. Add beef, and mix only until
incorporated, taking care to not overwork or
compact the meat. (Your hands might work best
for this.)
Spread a sheet of plastic wrap on a clean work
surface. Set a cast-iron (or other oven-proof)
skillet next to your work area. Spoon the meat
mixture onto the plastic, and pat it into an 8-
by 5-inch rectangle that is about 1/2 inch
thick. Squeeze the spinach and carrots tightly
to remove all the liquid. Shake them loose, and
place a thin row of the vegetables down the
center of meat mixture. Cover vegetables with
provolone. Lift the bottom edge of the plastic
wrap, and use it as a guide to lift the meat up
and over the filling. Lift the plastic out of
the way as you roll the meat into a log. Do not
get any wrap inside the roll. Gently lift roll,
and place it seam-side down in skillet. Remove
the plastic wrap. Spread ketchup over the loaf.
SAFETY TIP, BEFORE PLACING SKILLET IN OVEN COVER HANDLE IN
ALUMINUM FOIL, THIS WILL REMIND YOU LATER IT IS HOT WHEN TAKING IT
FROM OVEN AND WHEN IT IS COOLING ON STOVETOP. Place skillet in
oven, and bake meatloaf until
it is cooked through (the center of the meat
should be 155 F, and cooking juices should no
longer run pink), 20 to 25 minutes. Remove
skillet from oven, and carefully transfer
meatloaf to a cutting board or plate to rest. Let rest 5 minutes.
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5/22/2017
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